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Re: Bee nutrition and landscapes
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>> Neonics are DESIGNED as a much more targeted pesticide.  ...
>Flaw in the design then - they are certainly damaging bumblebees and ...
False logic.  Something does not have to be 'perfect' to be 'better'.  

Unless you are contending that the indiscriminate spraying of organophosphates and pyrethrenoids was somehow less damaging to bumblebees and solitary bees than the neonics that replaced them?

Mike Rossander

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